kilowatt per meter kelvin to joule per second per meter kelvin
Please provide values below to convert kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] to joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)], or change ↔.
kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)]
Definition: A larger unit of thermal conductivity, measuring the amount of heat (in kilowatts) that passes through one meter of material for each degree Kelvin of temperature difference.
Historyandorigin: This unit is an extension of the watt per meter kelvin, used when dealing with larger quantities of heat, typically in industrial settings.
CurrentUse: Used in large-scale engineering and power plant systems, such as in the heat dissipation of cooling systems or large metal structures.
funfact: This unit is often used when evaluating systems with high energy output, such as turbines and heat exchangers!
joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)]
Definition: The SI unit for thermal conductivity, measuring the heat flow in joules per second through a meter of material for each degree Kelvin.
Historyandorigin: The joule is the standard unit for energy in the SI system, and this unit measures the rate at which heat is transferred through materials.
CurrentUse: Used extensively in scientific research and engineering, as the joule is the preferred unit of energy in the SI system.
funfact: Scientists use this unit to measure the thermal conductivity of almost every type of material, from metals to plastics!
kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] to joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)] Conversion Table
| 1 kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] | 1000 joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)] |
| 2 kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] | 2000 joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)] |
| 3 kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] | 3000 joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)] |
| 5 kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] | 5000 joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)] |
| 10 kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] | 10000 joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)] |
| 50 kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] | 50000 joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)] |
| 100 kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] | 100000 joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)] |
| 1000 kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] | 1000000 joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)] |
| 10000 kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] | 10000000 joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)] |
| 100000 kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] | 100000000 joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)] |
| 1000000 kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] | 1000000000 joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)] |
How to Convert kilowatt per meter kelvin to joule per second per meter kelvin
1 kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] = 1000 joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)]
1 joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)] = 0.001 kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)]
we use cross multiplication method
kilowatt per meter kelvin [kW/(m·K)] → joule per second per meter kelvin [J/(s·m·K)]
1 → 1000
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*1000=1*x
by simplifying
x=1500